Numerous studies have indicated the many physiological benefits of meditation, and the latest one comes from Harvard University. An eight week study conducted by Harvard researchers at Massachusetts
The movement to free up the weed is growing, thanks in large part to an ever-growing body of scientific research disproving the U.S. government’s assertion that cannabis has
Although there is a lot of uncertainty about it, German scientists have proven that life exists after death. Life after death is one of the most exciting ideas
An Age-reversing drug that is slated for use in NASA’s astronauts will undergo human trials within six months. Scientists have found a key signaling process for DNA repair
(Minds) The world’s first smart earpiece let’s two people, speaking different languages, understand each other through translation. It’s the result of two years of R&D from Waverly Labs,
Kitty Hawk, a Silicon Valley start-up company funded by Google will offer flying cars by the end of the year. You don’t need a special license to drive
In a shocking new discovery published in the scientific journal, Oncotarget, researchers have detailed how a single, inexpensive nutrient, Vitamin C, can completely halt the growth of cancer
In 2011, the Finish tourism board decided to run a campaign promoting the “silence” you can get by visiting the beautiful country. Along with photos of awe-inspiring landscapes,
Researchers from Kyoto University in Japan have found that dogs and capuchin monkeys have a human-like sense of morality. In particular, they react less positively to humans who
Due to a rare genetic condition called tetrachromy, the artist Concetta Anitco from California can see 100 times more colors than the average human being. Most of us
Anyone who has ridden a train packed to the gills, taken a rickshaw, or tried to amble through India’s busiest city streets understands how frenetic the country’s transportation
(Minds) Bioquark, a biotech company based in the United States, has been given the go-ahead to begin research on 20 brain-dead patients, in an attempt to stimulate and regrow
A revolutionary new technology is allowing scientists to turn the carbon dioxide (and other pollutants) released from car exhaust into ink. Literal ink. The company spearheading the initiative
